Artist related advice.
Image via Shutterstock This article originally appeared on Royalty Exchange. Back in the day, a hustling artist could peddle a mixtape out of their trunk at swap shows, or grind it out long enough for a major to sign them. Then came crowdfunding through sites such as GoFundMe and Kickstarter.…Continue Reading
Image via Shutterstock Is there anyone who doesn’t relish in the magic of summer? There’s something about the imagery of lavish pool parties, late nights, unforgettable moments, and a season that simultaneously feels like it could last forever and flies by. It’s pure magic. It’s no wonder this is the…Continue Reading
Image via Shutterstock “What if I release this record and no one streams/downloads it?” That’s one of the most common fears musicians have; it’s also the main thing that keeps them from releasing music period. Does it happen? Yes. Can you strategize to avoid it? Sure. But, on the off-chance…Continue Reading
When being an independent artist, your budget can be a little tight. Any money you typically make will go right back into merchandise, your gas tank to get to your next show, or if you’re lucky enough a recording. However, there’s one element that is often missed by artists that…Continue Reading
Fullness. It’s one thing that separates a great-sounding song from a clearly home-produced song. But how do you get fuller sounding songs? It would be nice if there were a “make my song sound fuller” knob I could turn on. But as far as I know, there’s not (yet). This…Continue Reading
